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Petrol Price Today
Pakistan Fuel Prediction & Live Rates
Karachi • Lahore • Islamabad • Faisalabad • Multan
The official price of Super Petrol (92 RON) in Pakistan is currently Rs. 316.15 per litre.Following the live 10-minute TradingView sync, which recorded MOGAS 92 at $87.00, the market is signaling a bearish trajectory. Our model projects a Reduction of 15.67 PKR for the upcoming Tomorrow (Monday), Monday, 20 July 2026 notification.
This analysis factors in the 279.50 Interbank USD/PKR rate and the $75.00 Brent Crude benchmark. Local prices in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and Faisalabad are currently aligned with the national average, with standard volatility expected in the next 72 hours.Updated every 10 minutes | Next revision cycle: Tomorrow (Monday), Monday, 20 July 2026
Alternate Crude Source Impact
** Market Spread logic: Russian Ural and Iranian Light crude prices are tracked as dynamic differentials against the live Brent benchmark. As of March 2026, Iranian crude is trading at a premium due to temporary sanction lifting, while Ural discounts have tightened.
Petrol & Diesel Prices Today (Official)
Karachi • Lahore • Islamabad • Multan • Peshawar Official Rates
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Source: Market Baseline (Fallback)
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📅 Price Revision History
Official OGRA notifications — Petrol & Diesel with change per revision. Top row = current active price.
| Effective Date | Petrol | Petrol Change | Diesel | Diesel Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
● CURRENT18 Jul 2026 | Rs. 316.15 | ▲ +5.44 | Rs. 354.35 | ▲ +31.05 |
10 Jul 2026 | Rs. 310.71 | ▼ -55.87 | Rs. 323.30 | ▼ -30.13 |
17 Apr 2026 | Rs. 366.58 | — Stable | Rs. 353.43 | ▼ -32.11 |
10 Apr 2026 | Rs. 366.58 | ▼ -11.83 | Rs. 385.54 | ▼ -134.81 |
4 Apr 2026 | Rs. 378.41 | — | Rs. 520.35 | — |
High Octane (HOBC) Rates
Daily unregulated fuel rates for 97 RON / HOBC by major Pakistani OMCs.
📍 Local Fuel Rates Across Pakistan
While the base ex-refinery price is uniform across Pakistan, minor variations in the Inland Freight Equalization Margin (IFEM) can cause fractional differences in pump prices at remote locations. However, major metropolitan hubs like Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad adhere precisely to the unified national average.
Petrol Price in Lahore
The Super Petrol rate in Lahore remains at Rs. 316.15 per litre. Upcoming OGRA revision for Lahore pumps is estimated at Rs. 300.48 for the next cycle.
Petrol Price in Karachi
The Super Petrol rate in Karachi remains at Rs. 316.15 per litre. Upcoming OGRA revision for Karachi pumps is estimated at Rs. 300.48 for the next cycle.
Petrol Price in Islamabad
The Super Petrol rate in Islamabad remains at Rs. 316.15 per litre. Upcoming OGRA revision for Islamabad pumps is estimated at Rs. 300.48 for the next cycle.
Petrol Price in Faisalabad
The Super Petrol rate in Faisalabad remains at Rs. 316.15 per litre. Upcoming OGRA revision for Faisalabad pumps is estimated at Rs. 300.48 for the next cycle.
Petrol Price in Peshawar
The Super Petrol rate in Peshawar remains at Rs. 316.15 per litre. Upcoming OGRA revision for Peshawar pumps is estimated at Rs. 300.48 for the next cycle.
Petrol Price in Multan
The Super Petrol rate in Multan remains at Rs. 316.15 per litre. Upcoming OGRA revision for Multan pumps is estimated at Rs. 300.48 for the next cycle.
Petrol Price in Quetta
The Super Petrol rate in Quetta remains at Rs. 316.15 per litre. Upcoming OGRA revision for Quetta pumps is estimated at Rs. 300.48 for the next cycle.
Petrol Price in Rawalpindi
The Super Petrol rate in Rawalpindi remains at Rs. 316.15 per litre. Upcoming OGRA revision for Rawalpindi pumps is estimated at Rs. 300.48 for the next cycle.
Petrol Price in Gujranwala
The Super Petrol rate in Gujranwala remains at Rs. 316.15 per litre. Upcoming OGRA revision for Gujranwala pumps is estimated at Rs. 300.48 for the next cycle.
❓ OGRA Price Formula — FAQ
HOBC fuels are deregulated. In March 2026, the government increased the Petroleum Levy on high-octane fuels by Rs. 200/L to manage fiscal targets, causing prices to jump from ~Rs. 330 to over Rs. 580 across major companies.